Albion Sports should be at full strength for tomorrow's national FA Sunday Cup final at Nottingham Forest's City Ground.

The match is the biggest in a century of non-league football in Bradford.

With only captain Richard Clarke and young midfielder Amjad Iqbal taking slight knocks in Tuesday's league game, manager Kulwinder Singh Sandhu hopes to have a full squad to pick from.

While the majority of the team pick themselves, Singh's main dilemmas are up front and in the centre of defence.

Singh must select a striker from Harrogate Town forward Pav Singh, Albion's all-time leading scorer Taj Singh and Vinnie Archer.

Archer has forced his way into the reckoning with two goals in the district semi-final against Queensbury, two in last Sunday's League Cup final when the 38-year-old's pace troubled the defeated Fairweather Green and a goal in Albion's 2-1 league win on Tuesday over Bradford Moor.

Archer, who played all his earlier football in Leeds, was Garforth Town's all-time leading scorer with over 200 goals at North East Counties level.

But he was only a substitute in Albion's spectacular Sunday Cup semi-final win at Halifax.

He owes his Albion connection to left back Ishi Hussain who works with him at Leeds Univeristy and invited him to play.

At the centre of defence Singh has captain Clarke, another player who can score vital goals, and the versatile Harmit Singh has filled in at the back recently with Clarke.

In contention is promising youngster Inderjit Basra from Huddersfield, and the experienced and influential Floyd Peltier.

Singh is confident that after playing in so many big games this season, nerves won't play a part on the major occasion.

He won't mind waking up on Monday morning with a bad head if it has been from shouting his team to the biggest prize in local Sunday football.

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